Reservations for classes using 3760 BH must be made from the authorized Department representative to sched@ea.ucla.edu. Classes not officially assigned this space for either lecture or discussion section may request space in this room, but priority will always been given to this room in the following order:
Class time is not scheduled in this room for finals automatically. If you need to use this room during finals week, please make sure you mention this when requesting the room.
3760 BH is not available from 8am-10am on Monday and 1pm-2pm on Friday. One-time use requests can be made. Reservations are made on a first-come, first-serve basis. Reservations are not guaranteed until confirmed by sched@ea.ucla.edu.
Once you have received your confirmation, the TA or instructor using the room should contact classroom-request@seas.ucla.edu to setup an appointment (at least one working day prior to the class or event) for instructions on the use of the room and to be given access. The appointment requires that the room be accessible. If you wait until after the quarter starts, the room may not be available for you to be given instructions.
Requests for use of the room for single events should be sent to classroom-request@seas.ucla.edu. If arrangements have been confirmed for a single event, the individual hosting the event will need to contact SEASnet to ensure that the room will be open for the event.
Neither the scheduling office or SEASnet are responsible for the inability of users to gain access to this room if they have failed to contact SEASnet. This room is locked and alarmed at all times.
You are responsible for understanding and abiding by these policies. Failure to follow the policies will result in any future access to the room being denied.
3760 BH is an instructional media room. The instructor PC is wired into the LCD projector and configured exactly as the student machines so that students can follow along with the instructor. In addition, the PC's are configured the same as the PC's in the open student labs so that students can easily duplicate the instructor's lessons.
Seating capacity is 28 students, 1 instructor. There is a PC for each seat in the room. Classes exceeding the seating capacity are not allowed as stated under UCLA Policy 870 Section B5: Enrollment Management.